Zombie trend FAQ

A short-video trend on TikTok, Reels and Shorts. One person has turned into a zombie, the other can’t bring themselves to end it, they hold each other, and the video hard-cuts to a happy memory of the two of them. AI Zombie makes that 15-second video from your own photos.

Choose “Two people” or “Me & my pet”, add a photo of each of you and pick who turns. Choose the quality and format, then press Generate. You get a 15-second MP4 with sound, ready to post.

Yes. Choose “Me & my pet” and add a photo of you and one of your pet. The video ends on a warm memory of the two of you, like fetch in the park or a nap in the sun. Use a photo where your pet is looking at the camera.

The opening follows the trend: the one who stays human lowers a rifle they can’t bring themselves to use. If the video model won’t render that shot, we automatically remake it without the weapon. There’s nothing for you to choose.

One person or pet per photo, face to the camera, eyes open, even light, nothing covering the face. Selfies are fine. Avoid sunglasses, heavy filters and group shots.

No. Every video follows the trend’s story: the moment they can’t shoot, recognition, the embrace, then a hard cut to a warm memory of the two of you. You choose the photos, who turns, the quality and the format.

Usually 5 to 10 minutes. The video renders in the background, so you can close the tab: it waits for you in My videos, and we can email you when it’s ready.

Yes. Every video is 15 seconds with sound, in 9:16 by default or 16:9 if you prefer landscape. There’s no watermark.

No. Videos use credits from one-time packs: 100 credits for Standard 480p, 150 for HD 720p. The smallest pack is $5.90 for one HD video. There’s no subscription.

Your credits come back automatically, and the video page tells you what went wrong and how to fix it, usually by using a clearer photo.

No. Credits never expire, and there’s no subscription to cancel.

They are used only to make your video. They are deleted automatically after 7 days, or right away from Settings. We don’t use them to train AI models.

Only with their permission. No public figures, and nobody under 18. The acceptable use policy has the full list.